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CSHL makes a splash with Swim Across America

8/21/2023

Since 1987, the charity swim has raised over $100 million for cancer research. Here, CSHL Assistant Professor Semir Beyaz voices his support. Watch the video »

CSHL harnesses biology’s favorite chemical

6/7/2023

Life on Earth depends on phosphorus to give DNA structure. Soon, biology’s chosen chemical could make for new cancer treatments and green materials. Read the story »

New shape-shifting antibiotics could fight deadly infections

4/4/2023

CSHL researchers have created a powerful new molecule that combats antibiotic-resistant superbugs. Read the story »

A new, sustainable source for a promising cancer killer

3/23/2023

This Malaysian jungle plant produces a chemical with remarkable anticancer properties. Now, CSHL scientists can synthesize that chemical in the lab. Read the story »

photo of John Moses and Joshua Homer in their Demerec chemistry lab

CSHL in pursuit of shape-shifting antibiotics

4/25/2022

CSHL Professor John E. Moses was awarded over $325,000 from the New York State Biodefense Commercialization Fund to study a new type of antibiotic. Read the story »

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Tools of the trade at CSHL: Robotic microwave

2/24/2022

This robotic assistant gives chemists a hand in the lab. Watch the video »

Teaching an old chemical new tricks

12/6/2021

Using a chemical from the 1980s, CSHL Professor John E. Moses’ team has found a way to create new molecules in minutes. Read the story »

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Unstoppable chemistry

11/5/2021

“Click chemistry” is a way to design fast, specific, and clean reactions that make molecules click together like LEGO^® bricks. Read the story »

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The “click” in click chemistry

11/4/2021

Watch as CSHL Professor John E. Moses and Nobel laureate K. Barry Sharpless show click chemistry in action. Watch the video »

Tools of the trade at CSHL: NMR

10/29/2021

Nuclear magnetic resonance—or NMR—uses magnetically generated radio waves to analyze chemical structures. Watch the video »

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F.M. Kirby Foundation donates $115K for chemistry research

10/12/2021

The F.M. Kirby Foundation donated $115,000 to support CSHL Professor John E. Moses’ chemistry research. Read the story »

Polymers “click” together using green chemistry

8/16/2021

To build a new polymer using a type of green chemistry called “click chemistry,” chemists first had to tame a dangerous gas. Read the story »

CSHL science tools at work: Rotovap

8/11/2021

In the laboratory of John E. Moses, the rotating evaporator (rotovap) helps chemists purify the molecules they make. Watch the video »

CSHL professor wins Horizon Prize in chemistry

6/7/2021

CSHL Professor John E. Moses has been awarded the 2021 Horizon Prize from the Royal Society of Chemistry. Read the story »

Combining chemistry and biology at CSHL

10/1/2020

Professor John Moses joins the CSHL faculty, specializing in the field of click chemistry. Read the story »

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